[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

Learning aim : Is a general statement of you intend to achive in the long term (Overal purpose).

Learning objectives : are a specific, measurable, achivable, relevent and time related steps you take to achive the aim.

Real Example of learning aim (ICT subject):

• To learn the basics in Corel Draw graphic design program.

Real Example of smart learning Objectives (ICT subject):

At the end of this week the student will be able to:

• Identify the types of graphic designs and the graphic design elements.
• Create complex shape/ logos from simple shapes.

[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

Yes, I think it’s a correct aim and smart (specific) objective.

[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

<p style=”text-align: center;”>Really your answer concise and informative</p>

[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

Really your answer concise and informative

[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

I believe you have all right to prefer ASSURE model and I share your opinion, but in addition to the reasons mentioned, I believe that ASSURE model not only allows for the use of media and materials, but also allows for their modification before use and application.

[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

I respect your point of view, but i think we can’t combine both ADDIE and ASSUTR models, because ASSURE model Essentially l is a media-oriented evolution of the ADDIE models, and considered a comprehensive instructional design system.

[Sherif Abd El-Megeed]

In fact The comparison between the two was very comprehensive and complete, also the examples of learning aim and learning objectives were clear, specified and smart.

Good Job …..👌👌👌

• This reply was modified 6 months ago by Sherif Abd El-Megeed.

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